Hi Stampers It's amazing how fast my head cold can turn into bronchitis. I'm in the middle of processing several orders and as soon as I see the doctor tomorrow and I get some antibiotics in me, I'll finish them. Sorry for the delay! In the meantime, I thought you might be interested in what John has to say about being a demonstrator ~~Rachel From John SanPietro: In Friday's blog… Read More »
Hi Stampers Hope everyone had a wonderful weekend. The weather around here has been amazing – makes me want to be outside instead of inside unpacking! Yes, after 3 weeks I'm still unpacking – at my age, I guess that's normal (LOL). I remember moving (as a young woman) during the weekend and then having the apartment completely unpacked by the following weekend. And I was working full time! Anyhoo….Today's… Read More »
Retired Lists Dates Can you believe that the new catalog is only a couple months away? As was announced at leadership, with the new catalog strategy, the current catalog will end on May 31, and the new catalog will begin on June 1. And with new catalogs always come retiring products! To help you get ready for the upcoming retired lists, we are announcing when they will be released ahead… Read More »
Hi Stampers Judy Riley won the blog candy ($25.00 in Stampin' Up! products). Judy, please send me your wish list and I'll place your order. I'll pay shipping and taxes. Thanks to everyone who submitted a comment - I really enjoyed reading your comments and appreciate your participation. I'll have more blog candy in the next couple of weeks. Judy R. (jriley1096@gmail.com) has left you a comment: I don't remember any… Read More »
John put out a video on "Should I charge for my Workshops?". Here's the link if you are interested in viewing it: http://stampingismybusiness.typepad.com/blog/2012/03/video-should-i-charge-for-workshops.html A follow up message from John that you may also be interested in reading ~~Rachel A Heartbreaking E-Mail (Video Follow-Up) Well, yesterday's video on 'Should I Charge For Workshops?' struck a nerve with many of you. I received a lot of e-mails from stamping business owners who… Read More »
Hi Stampers Don't forget about my blog candy – it ends Friday, 23 March 2012. All you have to do is leave a comment on any post regarding your best St Patrick's Day memory and your name will be entered to win a $25.00 gift certificate from me for Stampin' Up! products. Speaking of Stampin' Up! products – How would you like to enjoy access to exclusive papercrafting resources, the… Read More »
Upcoming Webinar: Fundraisers with Sherri PetersMarch 22, 2012 Join Sherri Peters and Carrie Cudney on Wednesday, March 28 at 6:00 PM (MT) for an exciting webinar! Sherri has discovered something that works great for her business–fundraisers! She'll share her tips, and you'll have the opportunity to ask your questions. Fresh from a presentation at Leadership 2012, Sherri is excited to share her knowledge and enthusiasm with you. Click here to… Read More »
Hi Stampers I made today's card for our Real Estate Agent. He gave us a beautiful set of monogram towels as a housewarming gift. I used the You're My Type Stamp Brush Set for this card. Vintage typewriters are hip–and so is this retro-themed, seven-piece stamp set. Sentiments rendered in a classic, typewriter font fit perfectly on the typewriter "page." Coordinates with our nostalgiac Attic Boutique product suite. The DSP… Read More »
Hi Stampers Last night we took a break from unpacking and took my daughter and her son to dinner at Shoguns for making straight A's during the last semester. I am so proud of both of them. My daughter is married with 3 children, works and is attending college. I don't know how she can keep up with everything someone in her position has to do and still make straight… Read More »
This information is from Sandy Hancock. I thought you might be interested in how to place the DSP on the die to get the pattern straight! ~~Rachel This new product will be available to the general public on April 1-31st. This adorable little purse/ favor is about 2 1/2" wide at the bottom x 2" high. I couldn't wait until then to give other demonstrators the "how to" on getting… Read More »
